Videos tagged “camp4collective”

As a climber sometimes our biggest job is to try to do justice to the amazing stories of our friends and peers. For this piece I worked with our crew at http://camp4collective.com to tell http://thenorthface.com athlete Jimmy Chin's http://jimmychin.com story as he in turn highlights modern day climbing in Yosemite for a National Geographic feature story.
It seemed so serendipitous to be 'on assignment' in a place that we all cut out teeth as adventurers and which also ended up becoming the namesake of our collective!
As always, thanks for tuning in! ~reo
Camp 4 Collective on vimeo: http://vimeo.com/camp4collective/videos
Shot on the Canon 5d, L series lenses, http://www.kesslercrane.com/ pocket dolly v2 and http://www.rodemic.com/ video mic pro.
Music:
Green Button Music
"As The Clock Turns"
"The Museum"
http://GreenButtonMusic.com
Random Rab
"K'Khana" (Featuring Rigzin)
"The Alienist"
http://MySpace.com/​RandomRabMusic

Although I was injured with a few broken vertebrae in my neck during this expedition it was awesome to live vicariously through the edit process! cheers, ~reo
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"In a lot of ways, this is the antithesis of the modern ski porn flick. A lot of rock star skiers and not much skiing! Ha! Well, hopefully having a narrative helps the piece along. It was a tough piece to put together with all the different characters. I decided to focus the story on Sage and Lucas and was hoping the piece would give people a sense of who those two characters are besides being rock star skiers/snowboarders. I often feel like the whole process of skiing and who the skiers actually are gets lost in most of the films today." ~jimmy chin
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Free-ride skier Sage Cattabriga-Alosa and big mountain snowboarder Lucas Debari step out of their elements and make an attempt to climb, ski and snowboard Denali. Sage and Lucas get a helping hand from a huge cast of seasoned and professional climbers and ski mountaineers from the North Face Athlete Team, including Hilaree O’Neill, Conrad Anker, Ingrid Backstrom, Jim Zellers, Emilio Previtali and Giulia Monego, as the two embark on the hardest expedition of their lives.
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a http://camp4collective production
Director : Jimmy Chin
Cinematographers : Jimmy Chin, Matt Irving, Adam Clark
Editor: Renan Ozturk
Motion Graphics: Barry Thompson, Eric Bucy, Marty Blumen
Additional Media: Teton Gravity Research, Absinthe Films, Colby Coombs, Renan, Sage and Lucas
Color: Anson Fogel
Shot with the 5D and TM900
music in order of appearance:
Philip Sheppard
Song: Night Vision
http://PhilipSheppard.com
Yppah
Song: Never Mess With Sunday
http://Myspace.com/Yppah
Sun Wukong Project
Song: Clear Puzzles in Mjet
http://TheSunWukong.com
Ammoncontact
Song: Like Waves Of The Sea
http://NinjaTune.net/Artist/Ammoncontact
Philip Sheppard
Song: The Valley
http://PhilipSheppard.com
The Damn Sons
Song: Who Wants More
http://DamnSons.com
CatacombKid
Song: Digital Cliffs
http://CatacombKid.com
CatacombKid
Song: Water
http://CatacombKid.com
Amon Tobin
Song: Bloodstone
http://AmonTobin.com
Ape School
My Intention (Yppah Remix Instrumental)
http://NinjaTune.net/Artist/Ape-School
Fink
Song: Yesterday Was Hard On All Of Us
http://FinkWorld.co.uk

f-stop's collaborative effort with our team of photographers and filmers is an essential cog in product research and development. Working with industry leading professionals to help design and build the ultimate camera packs and bags is an ongoing endeavor that has helped shape the brand and company we are today.
In an effort to give back to the f-stop Pro Team and photo/film community, we've set out to tell the story of a few of our team photographers and filmers. Episode 1 of 'Life in Focus' features f-stop Pro, Tim Kemple.
Those who follow the outdoor action sports world--especially climbing--have likely come across Tim's work before. With over a decade of commercial experience to his name, his images have been featured in blogs, billboards, and print ads across the globe. His focus has been capturing world renowned athletes in their element--very often in some of the most beautiful landscapes on Earth.
Tim co-founded Camp4Collective with fellow athletes/shooters, Jimmy Chin and Renan Ozturk. We had the opportunity to go behind the scenes with Tim on a shoot in Chamonix for Black Diamond, to capture him in his element, and hear how his story began.
Special thanks to Tim Kemple, www.Kemplemedia.com, www.Camp4collective.com, www.BlackDiamond.com, www.Photographytalk.com and Dylan Taylor for couch space in Chamonix!
Video: filmed and edited by Cameron Sylvester
Motion Graphics by Chad Jones
Music: San Francisco by Wesley Jensen
Location: Chamonix, France
Life in Focus brought to you by f-stop - www.fstopgear.com

Our crazy first year as a production team ended with a wild adventure to document the first ever climbing in the remote Ennedi desert of Chad, Africa. After 4 days and 800km of following a GPS coordinate on a roadless wasteland we found ourselves among thousands of beautiful unclimbed towers.
Tim http://kemplemedia.com/, Jimmy http://jimmychin.com and I http://rockmonkeyart.com all have a lot of experience in expedition storytelling from the high himalaya to the jungles of Borneo but this trip redefined 'remote' for all of us. We were so psyched to collectively push our gear and creativity with our athlete friends at http://thenorthface.com.
Besides the knife fights with the locals and a few lenses lost to the sand things went pretty smooth. We were able to run our entire work flow without a generator using http://goalzero.com solar and battery setups. It was also our first time shooting the motion time-lapse setup on the http://kesslercrane.com pocket dolly which was the secret weapon in so many ways.
A director's cut of the final film "Towers of the Ennedi" will screen at http://www.5pointfilm.org/ at the end of April before the full premier at http://www.mountainfilm.org/ at the end of May!
Thanks for checking out this tid-bit. Cheers, ~renan
Music:
Ki:Theory
"Step Outside"
www.KiTheory.com
Computer Vs Banjo
"Give Up On Ghosts"
http://ComputerVsBanjo.com
Random Rab
"For My Corpse"
http://randomrab.net

Our crazy first year as a production team ended with a wild adventure to document the first ever climbing in the remote Ennedi desert of Chad, Africa. After 4 days following a GPS coordinate for 800km on a roadless wasteland we found ourselves among thousands of beautiful unclimbed towers.
Tim http://kemplemedia.com/ ​, Jimmy http://jimmychin.com and I http://rockmonkeyart.com all have a lot of experience in expedition storytelling from the high himalaya to the jungles of Borneo but this trip redefined 'remote' for all of us. We were so psyched to collectively push our gear and creativity with our athlete friends at http://thenorthface.com.
From a production standpoint besides the knife fights with the locals and a few lenses lost to the sand things went pretty smooth. We were able to run our entire work flow without a generator using goalzero.com solar and battery setups. It was also our first time shooting the motion time-lapse setup on the kesslercrane.com pocket dolly which was the secret weapon in so many ways.
A director's cut of the final film "Towers of the Ennedi" will screen at 5pointfilm.org/ ​ at the end of April before the full premier at mountainfilm.org/ ​ at the end of May!
Thanks for checking out this tid-bit. Cheers, ~renan
Music:
Ki:Theory
"Step Outside"
http://KiTheory.com
Computer Vs Banjo
"Give Up On Ghosts"
http://ComputerVsBanjo.com
Random Rab
"For My Corpse"
http://randomrab.net

Mission Antarctic is available now on Vimeo On demand https://vimeo.com/ondemand/missionantarctic
Notre film Mission Antarctic est désormais disponible sur vimeo https://vimeo.com/ondemand/missionantarcticfrench
When Xavier de Le Rue convinced his main partners The North Face and Swatch to help him set up a dream trip he had in mind, he didn't think it would end up being that good. The expedition with Lucas Debari, on a small boat, to seek the best playground down in Antarctic was a great success. The movie will come out next Fall, here is a Sneak Preview of what happened down there. Captured by TimeLine Films crew and Renan Ozturk from Camp 4 Collective. Next Mission Antarctic episode will be premiered at Verbier during Freeride World Tour final ( march 23rd) and put online right after.
regular updates on http://facebook.com/xvdelerue
check our LIVE dispatches sent from the Boat
1/3: https://vimeo.com/54633673
2/3: https://vimeo.com/54983238
3/3: https://vimeo.com/56121255
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